the nra spent $30 million in support of the trump for president campaign.riple what the nra spent in the last presidential election in sport of mitt romney's election in 2012. it notes in the nra meeting in kentucky, aleksandr torshin spoke to donald trump jr. during a gala event at the group's national gathering in kentucky in may 2016 when his father won an earlier than usual nra presidential endorsement. in december the "new york times" reported on an e-mail sent from an operative named rick clay in may 2016, to jeff sessions and campaign adviser rick dearborn who is now a white house deputy chief of staff. russia was quietly but actively seeking a dialogue with the u.s. and would attempt to use the nra's annual convention in kentucky to make contact. he testified before the kmet committee yesterday and members said he answered all the questions and never claimed executive privilege. today they released the testimony of the founder of fusion gps. his testimony was consistent with what he told the judiciary committee. we know that only because diane feins

she had him drive her to nra headquarters and take the gun in and present it to the nra museums. this gun has a lot of presidential history. and it has a little bit of nra history with it too. this is an elegant 20 gauge shotgun. our next shotgun is a big, heavy, large shotgun. folks know colt as a maker of classic revolvers in the 1880's. at the same time, they were also making double-barreled shotguns. this is one of their big hammer less shotguns popular in 12 gauge which is still heavy. and 10 gauge which is even bigger. this one is an eight gauge which is bigger still and it is the thateight gauge shotgun colt ever made and they made it for one of america's largest presidents, grover cleveland. a big, heavy, massive gun. cleveland was a large man and the only person ever to be elected for two non-sequential terms as american president. theodore roosevelt was probably our shooting-est president. he was an avid hunter. he had a remarkable military career as leader of roosevelt's rough riders in the spanish-american war. the first u.s. volunteer cavalry. he was a congressional

nra's participation in funds, could not be learned but to put things in perspective, the nra spent $30 million in this past presidential by that is real money triple what the nra spent on, say, the last presidential election before that when they tried to boost mitt romney in 2012. how come they tripled in 2012? most of this money was that funneled into the election was spent by an arm of the nra not required to disclose the donors at all. what could possibly go wrong? mr. gordon, thank you for being with us. appreciate you being here to talk about your work. >> rachel, thank you for having me. i have to say peter is the lead author but i was part of it and peter did great sleuthing for us. >> peter stone and greg gordon, got it. let me ask you first of all in explaining the importance of the reporting, did i get that right? >> perfect. perfectly. >> why is this coming to light? i have heard a lot of interesting background, a lot of interesting stuff about mr. torshin and that background stuff in the past. the big [ through that i'm seeing in the reporting is the news that the fbi is l

answer, yes, i think that the true and the stuff about the nra. that's next. when you've got... ...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea! nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea! here's pepto bismol! ah. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. >>> this is a spanish island south of the barcelona. it is obviously a very lovely place known for beaches, mountains, roman remains. i've never been. some day i'll get fired from this job and i'll go travel. honey, it will happen r, some d. back in the summer of 2013, this man who is the deputy governor of russia's central bank. a close ally of vladimir putin had plans to travel to the island of mallorca to attend a birthday party of a friend. at the time spanish prosecutors have been putting together a story about what they believed. they pieced tailgate a web of covert, financial and money laundering dealings about torshin and his friend. the spanish police knew torshin was mplanning oncoming in for te birthday party and planned to arre arrest him on his arrival. he w

>> the nra hasn't commented publicly.y haven't said anything to us, we have heard that a comment may be coming, but we haven't seen anything yet. >> is that weird on its face, peter? it would seem to me they might want to knock this down. >> it would seem to us too that they would want to put a lid on this as soon as they could. but it's taken over a day and a half and we haven't gotten a comment from them yet. we asked even today again, would you give us a comment on this. so we don't know quite what's going on, whether there will be something coming soon. . >> and the last thing i got to ask you, the last thing, i would never have you dig into who your sources are, but can you shed some light on how and why yard li line -- you would know this? is this just someone trying to give the nra a hard time. how would you convince someone that your sources are credible or that you know this? >> the sources we have been talking to have been talking to us on and off for months, and they have proven to be correct, they have good in

the nra's ties to russia go way back. we'll tell you the story behind this photo, yes, that is former milwaukee sheriff david clark on the right, right after this. >>> it sounds like something out of a liberal conspiracy theory. vladimir putin takes advantage of dark money loopholes under the infamous citizens united ruling to move hugs amounts of money through the national rifle association, which uses said money to help elect donald j. trump president of the united states. but that is the theory currently being investigated by the fbi, according to mcclatchy. and it has more to make it plausible than you might think at first. according to newly released testimony by the cofounder fusion gps, the firm behind the trump dossier, the firm turned up evidence of a long-term russian operation. quote, it appears the russians, you know, infiltrated the nra. the testimony named specifically aleksandr torshin, who would, of course, be the same russian banker cited in the mcclatchy story. he helped found a similar pro-gun organizat

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she had him drive her to nra headquarters and take the gun in and present it to the nra museums. this gun has a lot of presidential history. and it has a little bit of nra history with it too. 20 gaugen elegant shotgun. our next shotgun is a big, heavy, large shotgun. maker ofw cold as a classic revolvers in the 1880's. at the same time, they were also making double-barreled shotguns. this is one of their big hammer lists shotguns popular in 12 gauge which is still heavy. and 10 gauge which is even bigger. this one is an eight gauge which is bigger still and it is the only eight age shotgun that cold ever made and they made it for one of america's largest presidents, grover cleveland. a big, heavy, massive gun. cleveland was a large man and the only person ever to be elected for two non-sequential terms as american president. theodore roosevelt was probably our shooting-est president. he was an avid hunter. remarkable military career as leader of roosevelt's rough riders in the spanish-american war. the first u.s. volunteer cavalry. he was a congressional medal of honor recipient

i want to emphasize, we don't know that the nra got money. whether if the nra got money knew the source of the funds. but what we do know is we now have a new avenue through which the fbi suspects the russians may have been trying to influence the election. >> so the nra just told nbc news, quote, they have not been contacted by the fbi or any other investigative body. but what did they have to say about your report and what did they say when you or your colleague tried to contact them about it? >> unfortunately we couldn't get the nra to respond in any way. they have been totally mum. and so we don't know. you just provided some information to me that's appreciated. whether or not the fbi contacted the nra, however, doesn't preclude there's an investigation. remember that this all started as a counterintelligence investigation to try to determine what the russians were doing to in the middle our election in 2016. there's two parts to it. there's a criminal part and the counterintelligence part which often these go on for years and then the r

the banker has a close relationship with the nra and russian president putin. the nra spent more than $30 million supporting's campaign. >>> california health officials were released new numbers about the flu this morning. doctors are saying this is the worst outbreak in years. this widespread flu activity all over the country. this seasons strain has hit hard because cold weather and most of the country is keeping people indoors and this year's vaccine is not particularly effective. more than a half-dozen school districts in oklahoma and one in texas have shut down for a day because of the flu outbreak. >> this is the earliest we've ever seen this severe a flu season since cdc has been tracking it. it's already peeking and it's only the beginning of january. >> nationwide according to the latest figures from the national center for health statistics, 759 people have died because of the flu. >>> at least 15 people have died in a powerful winter storm in the southeast. those roads are icy and that led to hundreds of crashes in several states. the storm caused re

she had him drive it to nra headquarters and take the gun and presented to the nra museum. this gun has a lot of presidential history. a little bit of nra history with it, too. is a very elegant one engage shotgun -- 20 gauge shotgun. the next one is a big, large shotgun. folks know colt as a maker of classic revolvers in the 1880's. at the same time they were making double-barreled shotguns. this is one of their big hammer shotguns. they were popular in 12 gauge, which is still a big, heavy shotgun gauge for today. 10 gauge, which is even bigger. this one is an eight gauge, which is bigger still. it is the only eight gauge shotgun that cold ever made -- colt ever made. they made it for grover cleveland. a big, heavy, massive gun. cleveland was a large man. the only person ever to be elected for two nonsequential terms as american president. theodore roosevelt was probably our shootingest president. he was a very added hunter. -- avid hunter. he had a remarkable military career as the leader of roosevelt's rough riders in the spanish-american war. he was a congressional med

nick, the nra has not commented, but they did report spending. and they spent a record $55 million in 2016. that includes $30 million towards supporting donald trump. that's three times what they spent on midromney. yes, this is a difference time. hillary clinton spent more money. if there are ties that somehow russian oligarchs were funneling money through the nra what does that mean? >> that means there's illegal campaign contributions. that you have the russians basically not only laundering money into the nra to finance the trump campaign, but it also means you have illegal campaign contributions. it is against the law for a u.s. presidential campaign to accept money from a foreign source, particularly a foreign government that's not our best friend. so this is a situation where mueller's going to be tracing the money and following the rubles from russia into the nra and into the campaign, if that's what happened. >> so this testimony, based on what we read, certainly seems like it will be of interest to mueller. >> absolutely. that is the ki

he had him drive it to nra headquarters and take the gun in an presented to the nra museum. this gun has a lot of presidential history. and a little bit of nra history also. it is -- this is an elegant 20 gauge shotgun. the next shotgun is a big, heavy, large shotgun. people know cold as a maker of classic revolvers in the 1880's. they were also making double-barreled shotguns. this is one of their big camera lists shotguns. this was popular in 12 gauge. and 10 gauge which is even bigger. this one is an eight gauge which is bigger still. and it is the only eight gauge that cold ever made. they made it for one of america's largest presidents, grover cleveland. cleveland was a large man. and the only person to ever be elected for two not been -- nonsequential terms as american president. theodore roosevelt was probably our shootingest president. hadas an avid hunter and he a remarkable military career as a leader of roosevelt's rough riders in the spanish-american war. the first u.s. volunteer cavalry. he was a congressional medal of honor recipient. the first thing he did whe

i don't think we can blame the nra. it's not about money and the democratic party is hung up on us that it's money. they have plenty of money to out money the nra. $300million a year they spend on lobbying. that is nothing compared to exxon. they spend billions. what they do is actually monitor everything that every congressperson is doing. they have volunteers and checkers in every nook and cranny of this country. they're unpaid. they do this because gun rights is their sacred thing. they are believers in it. they then swarmed that candidate or that person, you will not get reelected or you will get elected, and there almost always successful. that's what they're scared of and they know it they just don't to the grassroots organizing. most of them are state, not federal. the federal government has little authority, only what crosses over state lines and that's being erased with the new law, those people have the right to come into our state with their right to open carry or close carry. if they have the license they ca

when you say nra in washington, you get the attention of a lot of elected representatives. won't this be interesting? >> yeah, it absolutely will be, brian. it would be very slud way to launder money to donald trump's campaign to do it through the nra. of course it would be illegal, but if indeed the reports are true, they are incredibly alarming. overall when you look at the testimony, what's most significant about it is what it tells us what robert mueller is likely looking at. if the house and senate committees have this information, if glen simpson has this information, you can be guaranteed robert mueller has this information. all along the questions that probably have been the most likely damaging to donald trump are questions of money laundering. this idea of collusion. collusion is not really a crime, there is nothing in the books that said it's illegal to collude with russia, but they speculated he was most vulnerable is in his businesses. you look at the transcript and you see the details jump off the page like the number of trips that donald trump supposedly took

on american history tv, we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> theodore roosevelt was probably are shootingest president, he was a very avid hunter. the first thing he did when he left office was organize and go on a very large hunting safari to africa. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal roosevelt was pardon for the bull moose and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri saturday at noon eastern on c-span twos book tv and on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america.

fbi is looking into whether a russian banker with ties to the kremlin illegally funded money into the nrahelp then candidate donald trump during the 2016 presidential election. mcclatchy did not report on how long the fbi may have been investigating that banker. alexander, the deputy governor of russia's central bank. the it comes on the heels of congressional testimony from glenn soimpson, the co-founder f gps the author of the dossier. it appears the russians, you know, infiltrated the nra the broadly speaking it appears the russian operation was dee signed to infiltrate conservative organizations. he added, targeted various organizations religious and otherwise and they seem to have made a very concerted effort to get in with the nra. this could be one of the first reports we have that centers around money laundering during the 2016 election. >> it began with over 230 very hopeful cities now it's down to just 20. amazon released its new short list of contenders for its second headquarters. the 20 finalists are mostly in the east and the south, from big cities like boston, dallas and at

it is the heart of gun manufacturing and those who were sympathetic to the nra.and we had a similar event we weren't yelling or screaming but we had a similar event with arts and literature and the like. and we actually -- were able to connect those who had opposing view point even those who were from the gun manufacturing plant those who were even associated with on the board of the nra came to us afterwards and said wow, wow, that was really impactful. thanks for reaching out to us. they would never do that in other arenas when i testifieded before the u.s. congress, this were only yelling screaming vilifying threatening my life, but this is the answer. the arts and literature that's the answer to unlocking -- what is best for america going forward. so thank you to all of you for coming out thanks boston, and thanks broin and everyone who came tonight. [applause] thank you bill. bill is exactly right. this project is nothing if does not make emotional connection and i think it is going to be very good at doing that but e emotional connections are only first ste

the banker has a close relationship with the nra and russian president vladimir putin. the nra spent more than $30 million supporting trumps presidential campaign. >>> later tonight, california health officials will release numbers about the flu. doctors are saying this is the worst outbreak in years. there is widespread flu activity all over the country. this season's flu strain has hit rd becausldweher and most of the country is ing peopleindoors and this year's vaccine is not particularly effective. more than half a dozen school districts in oklahoma and one in texas shut down for at least a day because of the flu outbreak. >> this is the earliest we've ever seen this severe a flu season since the cdc has been tracking it. is already peeking and it's the beginning of january. >> nationwide according to the national center for health statistics, 759 people have died because of the flu. >>> at least 15 people have died in a powerful winter storm in the southeast icy roads led to hundreds of crashes in several states. the storm caused record snowfall in virginia and the

on american history tv, we visit that nra sporting arms museum. >> theodore roosevelt was our shooting asked president. he was an avid hunter. the first thing he did when he left office was organize and go on a large hunting safari in africa. this rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal engraved on the breach. roosevelt was, famous for the bull moose party. engraveda bull moose on the side of this gun. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri, on c-span twos book tv. and on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> georgetown university's institute of policy and public politics recently discussed the legacy of president clinton and foreign affairs. this is about an hour and 15 minutes.

we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> theodore roosevelt was our president. he was an avid hunter. the first thing he did when he was organize and go on a large hunting safari to africa. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal engraved on the breach. of course, roosevelt was famous for the all moose party and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >> watch the cities tour, springfield, missouri on saturday. sunday come at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america.

we went up against the nra. the nra put out a video with actual clips of the women's march and calling on people in this country who are nra members and said to them, you have to come out, face these people clenched firsts of truth, which i places of open carry which we have been met with, and we could said, let the nrr do what they want but we said no, we're going to stand up and not be afraid and we galvanized a whole group 0 of women who said i'm here about this fierce, bold, women leadership and never experienced this in a way that is so bold. then we went to organizing the largest women's convention in 40 years, the last one was in 1977, in houston, texas, and ever sense the three -there was an issues based convention but an actual woman's convention, the first one in 40 years it and was inspirational and even skepticked said, wow, we have never been in a place that was so organized and was so intentional about the people we put forth, our speakers were over 65% women of color, and putting forth the most di

on american history tv, we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> theodore roosevelt was probably our shootingest president. he was an avid hunter. the first thing he did when he left office was organize and go a very large hunting safari to africa. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal engraved on the breach and, of course, roosevelt was famous for and thereoose party is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. announcer: watch c-span's cities tour of springfield missouri saturday at noon eastern on c-span's book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. yesterday, a panel of active-duty and retired u.s. air force officials discussed the importance of maintaining air superiority on the global stage. posted by the mitchell institute for aerospace studies, this is about an hour. >> our fellow on panel, which we are fortunate to have with us. deputy chief of staff for the airports for operations nolan and his partner, lieutenant mison.l -- --

tell the nra to go to hell. [applause] there are gross mom -- misinterpretations. going back is look at the electoral college. [applause] after he lost by almost 3 million votes bring back democracy to the united states of america. [applause] been i can know you are here to sell books that can you talk about the mary tyler moore show? what did that do for young wome women? i remember watching that as a young girl thinking i could not wait to graduate from college to have my own apartment instead of getting married. did you understand that? for what was happening at that time? >> i was always shocked and amazed, i choked on my own thoughts what a pacesetter that show was for women i never thought we were pacesetters the show was originally written to be a divorce. but they changed to her breaking off her engagement which made the whole show. i was always amazed when women's rights became focused on our show i remember toward the end of the series was out all night with a man. you may have missed that. they mentioned it on mod and they said not mary. [laughter] so th

p.m., we visit00 the nra national springs are -- sporting arms museum. >> theodore roosevelt was an avid hunter. the first thing he did when he left office was organized and go on a large hunting safari to africa. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal engraved on the breach. and of course, roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party, and there is a ball moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri, sunday att noon and 2:00 p.m. on c-span3. the justice department this morning announced it is reversing and obama-era policy that prohibited prosecutions on marijuana charges in states where marijuana is legal under state law. now the federal government will begin marijuana prosecutions in states where it is legal. senator gardner wrote the reported action directed contradicts what attorney general sessions told me prior to his confirmation, with no prior notice. the justice department has traveled on the will of the voters in colorado and other states. i'm prepared to take all steps

american history tv, we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> tedd ydy roosevelt was proba or shootingest president, he went hunting often. and he went on a hunting safari to africa. this one was prepared specifically for president roosevelt, it had the presidential seal on the breach. and roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party and there is a bull moose engraved on the side of this gun. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri, on c-span 2, on book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv. working with our affiliates as we explore america. >>> earlier today at the white house, president trump met with republican senators to discuss immigration policy including daca. the president said that any renewal of the program would have to coincide with increased border security, and that ending chain migration is a key priority for his administration. this is 15 minutes. >> thank you very much for being here. we're making progress on a lot of different things. today i'm meeting with the senate on immigration. i think that started around december 8 and m

moving forward, a group that connects the media attention we went up against the nra is put up put up avideo with actual cle women's march and basically calling on people in the country that are nra members and said you've got to come out and face these people with a clenched sense of truth that means places that are open. if we have been met with and we could have stayed back and said let them do what they want but we said no we are going to fight back and stand up. so we had a whole group of women that said i am all about this fierce old leadership and i've never experienced this in a way that is so bold and then we went to organizing the largest compression in four years the last one was 1977 in texas and ever since then, there is an issues-based but for the actual convention we were the first and it was amazing and inspirational and people will tell you we've never been in a place that was so organized and intangible about the people we put forth. the speakers were over 65% women of color and putting forth the most directly impacted and giving instructions to folks then we continu

help trump. >> back with my friends at the nra. >> when "a i

on the sidelines of an nra event in may of 2016.d not establish the extent of any potential evidence that robert mueller's team may have reviewed. the nra reportedly spent a record $55 million in 2016 and more than three times on trump than they spent on mitt romney back in 2012. >>> back with me, national political reporter jonathan swan and alex sites walsa. welcome back. the democrat are blaming the republicans because they say they want a long-term solution. the republicans are blaming the democrats because they say they have march to deal with with daca and then you have the president dealing with all of these mixed messages especially with regard to that tweet on c.h.i.p. yesterday morning. what do you each think, who has more political advantage here? who is going to win this showdown, if there is a government shutdown? who is going to be to blame? >> it's a bit of a trul, which means a three-way duel. it's not only republicans versus democrat but also the white house versus congress. at the moment, it looks like a rorshak te

fox news first reported some of these details back in november and at the time, the nra denied it. >>ret: thank you. let's get perspective on the glen simpson testimony released today and the surveillance stories. fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano's with us. we have read through this transcript. we should point out the senate had one that dianne feinstein put out. this is the house interview. a couple things struck us. page 54, simpson talking to house members. "as far as i'm concerned, we are now, as opposed to back then, we had appeared to be credible allegations of contacts." what struck you? >> the witness does not have personal knowledge of lease argument. glenn simpson, head of the company, is recounting what christopher steele the former british spy who did the research told him. he says we believed chris deal and the fbi believed christopher steele. chris steele went to the fbi. some sort of evidence which we haven't seen in a regular but surreptitious communication between the agents of the kremlin and the trump i have to believe bob mueller already kno

but the fact that the fbi is now investigating whether any money was channelled through the nra frome trump campaign. there was an email with the subject head kremlin connection sent by an nra fund-raiser, to the trump campaign suggesting that they run this by jeff sessions. you know, jeff sessions later also said he doesn't remember anything about that email. so he pops up and i feel like my sense is that in an interview with bob mueller, he would not be able to plead forgetfulness in the way that he's been able to do before congress. >> and, yet, joyce, to be fair to jeff sessions, he, and i say this in a sense that it could help him is not always the clearest speaker, is not always super detail oriented, the "snl" joke that he's sort of the forest gump of all this, speaks to a potential defense of his, doesn't it? >> we really don't know what jeff sessions status is, is he a witness? is he a subject? is he a target? these are terms of art for prosecutors that distinguish someone who's merely present and has information to share with investigators and who may well end up being a de

the reason we have the problem with the nra is they're so powerful.hy on earth is it okay, when columbine happened, that was like earth-shattering. and it's happened how many times since then? i mean, we live in a country where we let little kids get shot by guilt or innocence. something has to change. there's no way any woman would be sponsored by the nra that would be somebody i support. i just don't want to support any candidate that's sponsored by the nra. >> absolutely. there are a lot of women running, something like 340 something women running for congress, which is more than there have ever been in congress. >> 68% more women are running this year for the senate alone than in the last midterms. >> that's amazing. chelsea handler, thank you very much. giving up your show to do this is a big deal. >> oh, i'm committed. >> we'll see you in wisconsin. thank you. >> thank you. >> and chelsea is going to be doing town hall-like events on february 1st, as she mentioned, in appleton, wisconsin. on february 2nd, columbus, ohio. all will be centered aro

so let's go back and demand clarification of the second amendment until the nra go to. [applause] with a gross misinterpretation of what policies down. the other thing on the rewrite the constitution but the electoral college after he last i almost 3 million votes. let's bring back democracy to the united states of america. [applause] >> i know you are here to sell books, but i'd like you to talk about the mary tyler moore show. and they show and what it did for young women, young girls and how they occur to the women. i remember thinking i couldn't wait to graduate from college, have a career and have my own apartment instead of getting married. i want to know if you understood that, what you thought of what was happening for young girls at that time. any thoughts on that? >> i was always shocked and amazed when i heard -- choked on my own thoughts. [laughter] would've pacesetter the mary tyler moore show was for women. i never thought we were pacesetters. to be a divorcee. and change to her breaking off her engagement i was always amazed when women's rights became foc

we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> roosevelt was probably our shootingest president. a very avid hunter. fers they think he did when he left office was organize and go on a very large hunting safari to africa. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal. on the breech. and of course roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party. and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >>> watch c-span city tour of springfield missouri. saturday at noon eastern. on c-span 2 book tv. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv. on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >>> now to hide park new york. the birthplace home and sfinl resting place of president

we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> roosevelt was probably our shootingest president. a very avid hunter. fers they think he did when he left office was organize and go on a very large hunting safari to africa. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal. on the breech. and of course roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party. and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >>> watch c-span city tour of springfield missouri. saturday at noon eastern. on c-span 2 book tv. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv. on c-span 3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >>> now to hide park new york. the birthplace home and sfinl resting place of president franklin roosevelt. we'll start at the estate. >> this was home. this was where his heart always was. and he once said to his friends and neighbors my heart has always been here it always will be. and it was. this is where he drew strength and happiness throughout his life. franklin roosevelt the 32nd president of the united states

on american history tv, we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> theodore roosevelt was probably our shootingist president. he was a very, very avid hunter. first thing he did when he left office was organize and go on a very large hunting is a -- is safari to africa. it has a presidential enengrade on the breach. president roosevelt is famous for the bull moose party. there is a bull moose engraved on the side of this gun. >> c-span cities tour on springfield, missouri. on book tv. sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> deputy defense secretary patrick shanahan delivered keynote remarks at the reagan national defense forum. he discussed national security threats, defense innovation and military readiness. following remarks, mr. shanahan was interviewed by cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr. this is a half hour. [applause] >> how are you? good. i say those 30 years were a good warm-up act. john, thank you, and i'm going to make sure to get a copy of your book on the way out of town here. so thank yo

we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> roosevelt was probably are shooting as president. an avid hunter. the first thing he did when he left office was to go on a very large . it has the presidential seal engraved on the breach. roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party. and there is a bullmoose engraved on the side plate. >> watch saturday at noon eastern on book tv. under 2:00 p.m. on c-span three. >> american history tv on c-span three takes you to the american historical association annual meeting for live all day coverage, 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. eastern. china says they talk about civil rights, watergate and the rise of partisanship. in the new birmingham civil rights national monument. live coverage saturday on c-span three. >> mark moyar is a director for the center of diplomatic history. he talked about his book at the heritage foundation in washington, d.c. this is one hour. >> good morning. welcome to the heritage foundation. we welcome us for joining us on the website and on c-span tv. please silence your mobile devices. we will post today's program on t

stephen: though they would not agree to an on-camera interview, in a statement, the nra said, quote: "a law that requires reportage (of stolen or lost guns) is nothing but punitive. it does not prevent crimes from being committed, and it only serves to further victimize...otherwise law-abiding person(s) after they've been robbed." stephen: how do you stop this? kevin: we just ask that everybody partner to realize what's going on, to not make it easier for the bad guys to get at these guns. dylan: weapons need to be locked up. stephen: dylan park-pettiford says that his brother's death is all you need to know about the impact of stolen guns on our communities. dylan: punishing folks that, you know, lose their weapons. it's as simple as that. you know, you wouldn't leave a child alone. if something happens to that child, you're responsible for that child, so what is the difference here? stephen: by law, atf cannot share its data with anyone. even local police departments like san francisco and oakland's do not have access to this data, except when they request it and only then on a cas

and until the nra, go to hell! [applause] with their gross misinterpretations of what policy stands. the, the other thing we might do well going back to rewrite the constitution or amended it to look at the electoral college. which gave us donald trump. [applause] he actually lost by almost 3 million votes. let's bring back democracy to the united states of america. thank you. [applause] yes? i am going to change the subject a little bit. i know that you are here to sell books but i would like you to talk about the mary tyler moore show. mary tyler moore in particular and the show and what it did for young women, young girls and how they grew up to be women. i remember watching it as a young girl. and thinking, i could not wait to graduate from college. have a career and have my own apartment. and instead of getting married. so, i just want to know if you understood that, what was happening for young girls at the time. just anything or any thoughts on that. >> i was always shocked and amazed when i heard what a --

on american nra ory t.v., we visit the national sporting arms museum.oosevelt was probably our shootingest president, very avid hunter, did when he left ffice was organize and go on a very large hunting safari to africa. this particular rifle was specifically for roosevelt, it has the engraved on seal the breach and of course famous for the bull moose party and there is a on the side graved plate of this gun. > watch c-span cities tour springfield, missouri, saturday 's book tern on c-span, t.v. and sunday 2 p.m. on american history t.v. on c-span3, working with cable affiliates as we explore america. >> "washington journal" continues. on : it's open phones "washington journal." any public issues you want to democrats, lines for 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. calling in, as we show the front page of the palm beach post this morning, from florida, trump departs maralago, with the picture of president the plane at west palm beach yesterday afternoon for the flight back to washington, d.c. picture of air force one taki

on american history tv we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> theodore roosevelt was our shooting is president. he was a very, very avid hunter, first thing he did when he left office was organized and go on a very large hunting safari to africa. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal engraved on the beach and of course roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party in there is a bullmoose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >> watch c-span cities tour of springville, missouri. saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's book tv and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore

she is not big forth nra. that i can tell you. pocahontas is not happy. she is the worst. you are very special people. you were here long before of any us were here. though we have a representative in congress they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. jesse: elizabeth warren is accused of lying about her heritage to get a job at harvard. the university celebrated her as the first minority woman to receive tenure. rebecca, what would you like to hear from senator warren? >> as a mixed native woman, i get to relive the squareio types elizabeth warren -- relive the stereotypes. we are not fractioned of imagined indians who used to exist. what i would love to see elizabeth warren do is take responsibility for her false claim. she heard a story while growing up. she has been presented with a lot of evidence to realize it's not true. there are a lot of people who are confused who think they are cherokee when they don't have cherokee relatives. jesse: she was applying for jobs at university and claiming she is a native american. and she continues to claim nativ

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we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> he was a very very avid hunter. first thing he did was organize and go on a very large hunting safari to africa. this was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the seal engraved on the breach. of course roosevelt was famous for the bull-moose party. it is engaraved on the side of this gun. >> sundays at 2:00 p.m. on cspan3 working as we explore america. >> coming up next, a look at the effectiveness against countries like iran and north korea. it's about 90 minutes. >> committee will come to order. all members will have five legislative days to submit materials for inclusion into the record. this is entitled evaluating the effectiveness of programs. i am pleased to welcome our colleagues to the hearing on u.s. sanctions. from iran to north korea to russia and venezuela sanctions are used in our foreign policy tool kit. congress must ensure they be held accountable for result. it may provide context for this discussion. sap sanctions are key. they should be designed accordingly. that means calibrating sanctions

on american history tv we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> theodore roosevelt was probably our shootingest president. he was a very, very avid hunter. first thing he did when he left office was organize and go on a very large hunting safari to to africa. now, this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal engraved on the breach and, of course, roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party, and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >> watch c-span's cities tour of springfield, missouri, saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's booktv and sunday at 2 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> next, a hearing on ways to improve the procedures for considering executive and judicial nominees. the bill's sponsor is oklahoma republican senator james lankford. he testified on why he thinks changes are needed. the senate rules and administration committee hosted this hearing. it's an hour and 20 minutes. >> [inaudible] the hearing will come to order. today the c

we visit the nra national sporting arms museum. >> roosevelt was probably the shootingest president. a very avid hunter. first thing he did when he left office was organize and go on a very large hunting trip to africa. this particular rifle was prepared specifically for roosevelt. it has the presidential seal on the breech. and of course roosevelt was famous for the bull moose party. and there is a bull moose engraved on the side plate of this gun. >>> watch c-span cities tour of springfield, missouri. saturday at noon eastern. on c-span 2 book tv. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history tv.